The NFSA
The National Film and Sound Archive’s (NFSA) purpose is to tell the national story in all its rich diversity by collecting, preserving, and sharing audiovisual media, through the creativity and history represented in film, television, radio, recorded sound, augmented reality, online, videogames and associated contextual documentation and ephemera.
The NFSA is the custodian of Australia’s analogue and born digital national audiovisual collection which contains over 4 million items. Our primary focus is on Australian production and Australian related production, but we also address key international influences on our culture.
Cultural Connections Team
Focussed on telling the national story through flagship programs such as NFSA Restores and Sounds of Australia as well as building external relationships with film festivals, national collecting institutions, FIAF, DFAT and other cultural organisations. The team will work with other areas of the agency to achieve positive public and industry facing outcomes. The Curatorial and Accessioning team (CAT) is looking for a full time Assistant Curator for our Cultural Connections Team.
For Job Description, Selection Criteria and to apply, head to:
https://nfsa.elmogov.com.au/careers/nfsa/jobs
If your application is submitted via SEEK, it may not be considered
APPLICATIONS CLOSE at midnight Thursday 21 March, 2024.